You have several ways to reach the goal.
The problem is, you need to boot from the version 5 vpmon (11.31) and once this is done, you can only do modifications from the version 5 vPar.
You can do what I wrote earlier or even really consider to re-create the other vPars.
Re-create here means you create the vPars definition, not the OS - the OS remains.
The problem is you need to put the new vpmon on a new disk and merge the existing configuration into. Since vpmon resides in /stand, you need a valid LVM structure on the new disk.
So you can
- create the 4th vpar, then install 11.31 in npar mode.
or
- install 11.31 in npar mode, bring the "old" vpdb in place, then create the 4th vpar the reboot in vPars mode
or
- install 11.31 in npar mode, create the 4th vPar (this is the only vPar now). Re-create the other vPars and boot in vPars mode.
You may minimize the downtime by installing 11.23 in the 4th vPar, the update to 11.31. So you need a single reboot from the new vpmon only - but this update may or may not produce other problems with the OS itself.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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